Create your own OER: How to create a Video

This tutorial guides educators on creating open educational resources (OER) using PowerPoint and other free tools. It covers scriptwriting, storyboarding, recording audio with Audacity, animating slides, and exporting videos. The video also explains how to use Creative Commons images and share the final product on platforms like YouTube and ER Commons.

What is the main benefit of using Creative Commons licenses for educational resources?

• They allow resources to be sold for profit.

• They restrict the use of resources to specific regions.

• They enable resources to be modified and shared freely.

• They ensure resources are only used by the original creator.

What is the recommended word count for a 3-minute educational video script?

• 100-200 words

• 200-300 words

• 600-700 words

• 400-500 words

Which software is suggested for recording audio for your educational video?

• GarageBand

• Audacity

• Adobe Audition

• FL Studio

What should you do if you make a mistake while recording audio in Audacity?

• Save the mistake as a separate file.

• Highlight the mistake and press delete.

• Ignore the mistake and continue.

• Start the recording over from the beginning.

What is the standard slide size for creating videos in PowerPoint?

• 1:1

• 21:9

• 16:9

• 4:3

Which website is recommended for finding Creative Commons images?

• Pixabay

• Creative Commons Search

• Flickr

• Shutterstock

What type of animation effect would you use to emphasize an image in PowerPoint?

• Transition effect

• Emphasis effect

• Exit effect

• Entrance effect

Which software can be used on a PC to edit and combine audio and video?

• Final Cut Pro

• DaVinci Resolve

• Windows Movie Maker

• Sony Vegas

What is the final step after syncing audio and video in your editing software?

• Record additional audio.

• Add more animations.

• Export or save the video.

• Save the project file.

Where can you upload your completed educational video for global access?

• YouTube

• ER Commons

• All of the above

• Vimeo